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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-07

WINNERS AT ST LOUIS.

ST LOUIS June 6The c,nd days races were poorly at
tended owing heavy rain just after The tack
heavy and slow.
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 selling IL miles. WahoO won
by a length Kecnc who nearly four lengths ahed
OF Alamo. third. Tme-2O5l4
SECOND RAcE-sonthern Hotel Stakes 500 added Tor
twoyear.Olds mile six starters Alianah (lO1, TAMIL
toni Zueka Q07. St0vaD. Hunress l5. Withers) White
ll0, West). Qundsro Belle NO7 L. jones'. Pools Hag
gins entries (Alanah and Zueika) $50 Huntresa 40
field, SlS.
untress led the but pulled back and White
the 'front.' leading around 10 tho far t1rn by twO
lengths second neck IN front OF Alianah
who Tapped by Qundaro 8olle Huntress second
into whore White led by length but over
hauling tho stretch she passed him aud won easily by
lengths, White second, Two lengths In front OF Zueka
third. Time, 100 q.
THIRD RAcR.-Cirriage Builders P1rsc. $500; "a milo
heats Boccaco won beth heats. Time LIS aud l:l9.
RACK-Purse $500. for TIN ods mile.
After finish JacoJn by neck Miss Ford
ond cng lhs ahead OF PfocrastinatOr third Time
l:i52.
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THE JEROME PARK ENTRIES.


DECIDED.
There will be racing every day for the remainder
OF this week. and the followers Of the thOroughlrcds
will be kept extremely busy. Captain Costcr has al
1uscd tho weights In the three bandicaps at Jerome
Park to-day SO cunnngly that the finishes Will be
close Tho sport was 50 god on SATURDAY, ana al
the arrangements were SO satisfactory, that the at
tendance for every of jerome Parks remaining
aour days should be large and romunerative to the
American Jockey Club. Race-gocrs who wish to bet
have every facility, and choose between the books
the French and auction pc.ls. The management Of
the French and auction pools is much commended by
those who risk their money and the sales III these
departments of speculation are increasing Tho
French pools especially rcsaining thcr old-time
popularity.
The first should fall to Mr.. Cassat's hly Pet
ulence with Wyndham Wadens FLY My own in
second place.
Ali the handicaps are doubtful, but SaArny may
win the second race with Richmond second Yet
Rowland is dangerous, and 10th Bess and Jennie Il.
arc possibilities.
Ilzzio Bakers form in hor last at Baltimore
was. better than any which Hypasia has yet sl"wn
1t is true that Hypasia has been improving steadily
yet Lizzie Baker should just barely win, llypasia
second, though Oneko at lime ran Hanover to a
head last year. But Oneio may need race to sea
him.
AS War Eagle has not Eurus to run against, aud a.
Phil Lee has more weight than he likes, War Eagle
should win the fourth race, while Greenfield may run
second. BY the way, speaking of Eurus and Phil
Lee of the able and accomplished racing experts
In the press-stand at Jeanne Park must be losing
their eyesight All the experienced owners trainers
and Jockeys who McIaughlln's finish with Eurus
in tho Wcstchestcr Handicap agreed that he lost 10
by over confidence and ceaslng his efforts on Euns
because he thought he hal the race won. This was
perfectly plain every man who watched the finish
without prejudice feeling and VITO had trained ami
alert eyes, but of the critics could not see IT,.
Perhaps people who deprecated Eurus's speed before
the race and insisted that War Eagle would outrun
him busy in watching War Eagle fade away
I'm the distance the end drew near, that they failed
10 observe McIauglln's riding at all No jockey
can let up Eurus for single stride. He must be
ridden, driven, forced AMI punished constantly 10
keep him at speed Like Eolc nc Is sullly, sullen
lazy brute with good deal OF speed, but the strong
est possible objection to exertng himself McLaugh
lin beat stonebuck with Eurus On Wednesday simply
by riding, driving and whipping at every stride
If he had lei up ,Jr instant on EuI1is StOncbuch
would have He did let up I'm the Westchcstcr
and Phil Lee That Is A. simple and clear ~
that twice two four, but people shut their
eyes hard and say they cannot 1t. They need an
operation FOR cataract.
These tO-day's entries:
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NEW-JERgEY.

MoRRIsrowy.-Patrick ounns counsel made applIca.
the Circuit Court yesterday morning aside tho
verdict of murder in the first degree rendered last Thursday
The dclibeTae bonr, and at half pact
the donied and Quinn sentenced be hanged
on Thursday, July q.
Captain George Robinson OF Ioboken on Saturday took
party OF thirty his fishing smack for short
OF sandy Hook Early SUNDAY morning OF the men,
joe" fell There light ugh To
clearly and boat Immediately lowered but the
before could reached Police Chief OF
JObobcn Investigating the matter In order at
all questions Of foul play.
NEW. BRU Clerk H. u. Cook Saturday had
H. b. Tndc, ent OF The NeW York World hold
bail for the Grand Jury complaint Of malicious libel
Yesterday evening Tindo made charge Cook
of funds bolonRn to tho city. gavo
hail
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Annual Convention OF Free Maso1s; Masonic temple
Trial Of jacob Sharp before Judge BartcIL ,o
American Jockey club races, Jerome PARK. 2;3o p M
Board OF Aldermen. ncou.
Atlantic Yacht Cub annual regatta 60. -, 49,.
Republican Committee Contested Seats oron" opera
he Insurat & Association Hotel Brunswick p n;
ANIMAL eetp OF Actors FUND.- Madison Square Iheatre
p. m. . c-,.,.. aoiu.,oc
t,r;d T,an.t, Commisson Mutual Life Insurance Build
ing D. ,,O.. rroo.a a.eoc ~
Rhetorical Society Secondave and EleVenths" p H.
hffe practice by 18th Regiment, Creeumoor'
Colombo Guard festival suffers Park ,,,.u,,
Photographic Section OF American lnsttute 'hh'oh "'
9 + roh,bition mass meeting Cooper Union. p. m.
Cam nfsso No
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sORosJS DISCUSSES THE DRAMA.

The social meeting OF the held at
Delmonco's yesteray Mrs NJ. Thomas presided l.
was the largest meeting held for many months Tho Com
mtee Drama had OF tho discussion ard programme
Mira Kendall Dehl. the chairman o. tho committee
read introducing the question:
Rss0ired That is the Highest Form OF Drama"
Fannie Foster CLARK read sound and
speech" Madame Clara Irinkor'ons paper Wag-
ntr Meodramltic symphonies and Opera known az Lyrio
nfana-wch is the Highest Art and Greatest Ciyzer
Mary Frost Ornsby read paper entitled. is Music the
Dramas Diapasonl" Mira VI. w IaveDlill. Miss Julia
Thomas Harvler Miss Helen Dauyry and others TOOK
part In discussion Tho side OF the question
decide IN the majority Among the guests were Marion
IIaTland" Mrs. e. l.. Wright ana NADIA Lc Plongeon.
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WARD SAVED THE GAME.
rrErNe THE SCORE BY STEALING BASES.
~Hr NETWORKS ESCAPE DEFEAT ny THE CAP
rAIN's DARING BASE RUNNING.

~ur NETWORKS ESCAPE DEFEAT BY THE CAP
rAIS's DARING BASE RUNNING.
PHILADELPHIA. June 6.-wsrd saved New-Yorx de-
feat to-day by the most daring KIND Oh base ruhuis
IN the ninth inning He went to first on a hit and
stoe second third and home. He made the plato on
tho pass Of ball from Casey to Mcclure. Inc
sPhiTicsr batted well, but their fielding was misera
BILE and lost thcm the game. Richardson ANDREWS
ana Ferguson carried of the fielding honors' ITO
9phl,los, scored three times In tho second on a.
double by Mclaughlin, tumble by Ward and homo
run hit by Mcclure; one in the third on Buflntons
single a wild pitch and Twins two-bagger; one In
the nth on Andrews's hit, steal and Bufntons SIN
gle. and one in the seventh FergusOns twobascr
an out and McIaughlin's single.
Ncw-York mado one in the third on Twins fum-
bio and Wards double: three In the fifth on hits by
Goro and Gillespie Wild throw by Mclaughlin and
Wards double; ono in the eighth on Okourkes TIL
ple and muR by Mcclure, and one In the ninth on
wards hit and dashing base running. The score
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ms sronrs as rErr Axp UNDER 30.

for ali Glasses will be of Owls Head Inc
fin shing point will u.s. short distance below te
Narrows side the ship channel The ful courses
FOR classes have been laid down as Ioo"s
Glasses d G. and will sal from the CLUB anchorage on
Ridge around Buoys 10 and 8 passing 70 VIC
tem thence and around the scotland Lghsnp
keeping the the port hand thence 70 ana n
Hook Ightshp Keeping IL the port manu- behcc
returning TO Buoys TO- going around the same keep
starboard; thence mono
TO southwark and westward OF beacon on Romer soa
Glasses straight down through the Narows 10
stakeboat Buoy od the northern point OF
Sandy Hook passing to ne west OF te same tene 10 ~
and around sandy Hook Lghtship keeping II on
the port hands the home going TO southwark ana west
ward OF beacon Romer shoa Glasses and turn ,
home CisssesJ X, L and turn the sakeooat only ii,
calculations made thirty seven.
Committee OF the club are charles
w. Chsuncey and Henry Is. Howell lhis Is
clubs twenty second year q racing organization
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HOME VIEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Rol-sr Edward Thornton ami dan ghter OK
roejanj Victoria HoiSt-Rlbert uafrett. OF baltimore
aM II Garter Hawailn Minister a. Mas., ~,
legation at Washington Vtndsor HenLIBon), nln
Jones OF Pittsburgh. fdrk Au,nue Ios9L,sutenant
Govcnror Edward f. Jones Of Bingh1mton. ffnh hr,tns
HoteI-Wayne Mac Veagh. of philadelphia Ghey House
Senator Edmund + Pits Of Medina, " w.. Murray
Kt RoteI-Iro,essor William g. sn,npsr o. nan c9ilsge
Hartman Assemblyman w r. sneehnn OF Bur
falo Uestninser Ro,-fIeBry Rawle. OF Pennsylvan
Tv,yeu olonel George H. Eiliot u ,.
A rnnv
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BOSTON TIES THE SCORE IN THE LAST INNING.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The games napos and Dorot yesterday had to DO
postponed account OF rain. Both the League games
paved yesterday result ed IN a tie
SAN Francesca. June 0Van Haltern. tho pitcher mas
finally decided to on Chicago club ald will report for
duty that CLUB within thirty days
INDIANAPOLIS Ind June Ga heavy shower Of rain this
necessary te postporemeut OF the Chicago
indianapolis game.
ROCHESTER, June 6-The inc to-day with the Syracuse
club pos poned gu account OF rain ,
Athletic inciunat CLUBS NJ Phila
delpia ana Ptsburg Detroit postponed
account OF RAIN
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LONG IsIAyD

WHITE PLANs.-The Judgment for 10000 taken against
William H. sec0r attorney and counsellor, by benjamin.
W. Downing at the April circuit Of the Supreme Court held
Long Island City for false imprisonment OF Jarvis
Baker yesterday vacated and set aside by judge DIX
man on the payInen BY Mr. necor OF $40 costs.
sPEIEoPD.B- Drs William D. ana Phillip NJ. Wood
OF Jamaica yesterday discovered that James Nevins
Q colofed man. attempting TO siarve his
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Buffalo Buffalo, o; Utica. 8.
Hartford Bridgeport. l; Hartford, U.
THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB REGATTA.
ENTRIES FOR THE RACE Observation-Disclosures

ENTRIES FOR THE RACE TO-DAf-MEASCK EhENis
AND TIME ALLOWANCES
The Atlantic Clubs annual will be started this
morning 80 the anchorage grounds of Bay Ridge
Forty yachts all classes down on the entry list to
night for the wentyour first and second prizes In the
schooner class entries the Magic Clo Southern
Gross Gevaa and Leona In the biz oop class the
GaIstea Priscilla, and Atlantic will doubtless furnish some
interesting sport The shamrock, Oracle rana Stranger
and Fanny Will fight for honors in the smaller
soop class of the entries with the measurements
and time allowances. is as follows
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COMFY ISLAND.

The plank walk connecting The Br ghton ahing Pavilion
with tie Marine Railway which runs from Brighton 20 Man
haitian and regarded the best paying railroad property
country aud the railway wifi be
po use This simmer unless IL replaced The Manhattan
Beach Company the railway ana refuses give the
Brighton Beach Company share IA the profits from the
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Earned runs-New-York, 2 philadelphia. = wo-Sase
hits-Ward Ferguson McLaughn Trivia Threebase hlts
Andrews. Home run-McGure. Double pa Us
Kchardson and Connor Fogarty and Mnlgey FIRST
base on bAs-Dorgan, Mulvey 2; Irwin MCGUIRE First
base on eIrors-Newfork 81 Philadelphia slruck out.
Ewing Ferguson 2 Casey Passed balsO ROurke. Il Nc
CURE A. wild piiches-Keefe 2. Casey l. Tme-2:25 Um-
pire-Mr Owning, of Philadelphia Club
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81 ionis...........-.. l U u

Me ,ols -.........:.:0 o
Earned runsMeiropoitan. A. St Louis o. First base by
Louis, .. Struck out-Metro
potan ST Louis. o. Left on oases,Mer0poitan ~
ionis b First base bals-Radf0rd, kserbrook, 1
Gleason l O'Neil Hudson. !. Three base hits-Ger
haTd. l. O'Eren. /. Double plays-Wech and BushonS
Radford Gerh.r Esterbrook Hit by pitcher e!ch
stolen Dsse-R,dtor. l. tsterorook, o BIion Il "a
rfihefs Wcch. l; Robinson 2 Hudson, BushOne: J.
Will pitches. ushman. Hudson, i. umpre-Mr. Nc
Quade. Tiae-14j.
Reserves and the Cuban Giants played well
contested game at Polo Grounds yesterday The Re
serves ont oDpon but lost the game through
moor work u the field. The follows;
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRDGEroRT-The steamer Misetoe of tho United state
Lighthouse Department - looking after the bnoys on The
Connecticut side Of the Sound winch need adjustment or re
The new tax-coector Isaac Moore has obtained
within eighteen days OF his appointment nearly S3OOOOO
the SJ3O.00O OF taxes over due.
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WEsTCnE TIER COUNTY.

MOUNT yERSoS-whiie tho eightyear.oid son OF MT
Garner, OF fourthave was sitting In the wagon OF 81 r
Robinson, carpenter yesterday The horses whlcl
lett standing unattended became frightened ana
sta ted on speed throwing against
crushing his skull No hopes enttrtained OF his re-
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STATEN leland.

sTAPLRToNThe Rev. Dr. J. y Trotter Of Bermuda for
twenty missionary on the west coast OF Africa under
the auspices OF The Lady Huntington Connection Will
recital his work in the First Presbyterian Church
WalIne AZ RuI
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


sunrso, 25 set'. 25 Noon o0I Moons sg,. l6
HIGH WATER
F-s,niy roox 1897 Gov Ispf 9:Ot He'll data. 1888
F.A-sandy Hook. sSS GOV Isrd 0OI He'll Gate. 1888
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Hamilton as was elected to position alons with tbs
o,owing oAlccrs for he ensuing Press lent, Pers
rhomrson 'sS. secretary aud treasurer. Chapin 20
iupiof director !. d. Dencsre. 49,
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THE PRINCETON ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
PRINCETON June (Speciat-The Princeton Collage Ath
Lotto Association annual business meeting to-day and
ted 10 amend constitution that the athletic here
after could have one Of members field captain r.
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Announcements
+. g. W. "PALArKA L. IL w
TIKI NKW SHAPE "SrRAGHT SRAM" COLLAR
Announcements

EPrLEPsY.-A near and dear one, US well as
somo OF my friends having been cure in such wonderful
manner will Tor hnmanys sake make II known TO one
calling mo OF addressing me.
~ Mrs. ]. Z. DECKER 2j8 West Goth. at, New.York.
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TOURISTS FLANNEL SHIRTS.
New designs and eoors IRON 81 el upward Linen Collars
Ac. for 25c kEssRDY, ~ Cortlandst- upstairA
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RUNS SCORED EACH INNIN
New-YoIk Reserves. p %
" " " " - u

RUNS SCORED EACH NNING.
New-YoIk Re,erves...-.-..--u i p
Earned runs-New. York Reserves, Cuban Giants l.
FIsf base by York Reserves cuban GIANTS
10 Struck out-New-YOrk Reserves. 3 Cuban Giants .
Lett on bases-New-York Reserves, 8; Cnban GIANTS
F st base on balls-NewYOrk Reserves /: cuban 6dhs
z Stolen New-YoTk Reserves, 2; Cuban Siants
Two.tase J. Cooke l. Korb BOYD lhree;
base hiis-Cooke l. Fry l. Dodble plays-C Williams ana
Fry bllls-Strttmatier /. CmpIe-Mi. Qulnh'
Time OF gaine--Two hours.
BOSTON TIES THE SCORE IN THE LAST INNlNd'
WASHINGTON June CATER the Bostons had tied the
the ninth inning to-day Umpire Powers
called the game OF darkness The grounds were
In play ant the fielding OF both sizes was
miserable the fourteen scored was earned
I'm 10 the seventh nning II 10 KEEL home club would
victory Gu ia thus nufg they Went 10 pieces
and In tao ast Inning rate ueu
the single and by kreig, when alo"cu
reach thr ami lie subsequently scored on sa1tiHco
hit The
washing -.....................0 0 0 O.
.-----O v y U l.
Rasehits-Wasn,nrton IL: Boston T. Errors-Washing-
ton. o. Boston. o. Pitchers -Whitney ami Madden
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. ID,


Uours-s 10 H. to Diseases OF tho Nervous system
Gcnito Urinary Organs. Impotence and sterllty.
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Of Richmond. LIVERPOOL lnman
Chateau Bordeaux Bordeaux
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OUTGOING STEI nERS.
INCOMING STEilfERI

CITY Of Wasnlngi .Havans. Aoxsndi
Edith llen Monte - and Al
THURSDAY. JUNE o.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

IETEK-220iOc per ID.
nEswAN- liHljo g 10.
l0RS--lu Tie shuck, new, Jlc; Old, 55c
h 0RSSE White, In stcn. Of Is lbs, 60;
- mea. ia sacks OF "a lbs, 65c
Hs4ERA"E-a 4ngil9c per N.
psEaE Cream, lINljc per h; half cream,
kflt SKINNED, lOc per 10,
EGER-ln barrels, 81 90; half barrel. s3 50;
~ COO 40.
aGs-pull at lW9l2lac
Y-NeT IeNas prairie, s. per ton.
bEs-So dry Mint over 20 lbs, l0c; No
e. oc badly damaged aud bull hides, SO
eyAS green -ated, &c; H. :, 5c No. green
sx!net hides, ,Gjc, No. ,, 1c; sneep skins, lOa
kaAur-llaf hbls. s5m.
I'M NJ y. cgH4c per ID; California, . 5. %
UA1 SIN sacks ., o3Oc n bushel
roiA ,"t'-.rsh, 81 bHGl % per husiel ,
Heet 81 . per uu,hel
u la Low -'a4'. per h.
EAF-loc uer bushel
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TREASURY pErARrMENr

October -, lSs
otHcp OF the super fang Architect OF the
nued States treasury department, ant open
ed nj Z y. IN. OF The fifteenth day OF November
1857. for all tho stone and brick masonry, grtd-
.ing.siIewalk, ctc., requited Tor the apptoncut,
to he court house, etc buildings at Waco,
feXas Each proposal mast be accompanied
~ u ceriitr check for 500 made ptYHb,r to
the order II the Tr insurer of the United
States The right 10 reject lsy bide IL reserved
The pisuHand specit alto n can be. mad hJ
appI wing to this ONCE or no once Of III" su-
pefintendent III 4. fEtItT.
supervising Ar infect.
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THE MARKETS.
ocAl COLON MARXEI.
cfNlRAL LOCAL MARkET,

.,,,s--A den process eNaPorhieu '1'N''
Af sliced 5.-c; bright quarters a. =.
nK4> 10 looners at mIiis' 7"'N'u 'V
k. r~, salt, $40; short clear smoked,
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pa B. -; l2-ol., Ul,2ig-ibS., Il d
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~ u. ,f>a MArEH1AL-Coopered lime s. 10
y, 'u ink 81 30. Plssterins iatns O. %
& q Gou' hair ioc per bu; cement, Kos
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la, II ~ Michigan plaster 81 %. Win
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%" s.n,lups Apples, 3ih cans 81 500 ~
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4 tBAN a. $40 Excelsior Sc, giugur An H.,
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-11

'i,.e,..a ,..a-t-, 'uI me- Is unu
Whenever even carried . revolver"
FieIden called BAiin poar-o, aud
asked him to see that hi- clothing and
papers were sent to his wife He Wa
told that his wishes would be followed.
ocbwab made the same request The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-11

LNOk SALE nave Slupl stock each In the
II Peoples Building and Loan sud tne
Texas saving and loan association Have
pad on the Peoples Building and LOsu $3.50
citation 1sJ, and on Ihe Texas saving an Loan
association so whicl mIEes them pad up 70
and through this mouth. must sell; make
and highest bidder I'M gel them. Il z
tnlb Office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-11


Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-A fam inquiry prevailed but price
remain unchanged winter wheat, 2 500
Uo spring, l7SGi ~; rye, > 5Og3 90; buck
" eat, OUGS 81.
Mueat-No. red, 20.
Corn, No. ,, i21,.
Oats--No :, 254,
Mess pork, per Dbl a ooel3 %.
Lard, per LOO pounds, %.
Short riD Sides llOOeei 1 al ~.
Dry sailed shoulders boxed 5 oo65 -.
short clear sides boxed SpG6 -.
Hams, steady at l20O@i ~.
WHISKY, dlstlllers furnished goods, 10
per gallon
NEW ORLEANS Nov, O.-Flour quiet bu
steady; choice, 3 23So ~; fancy 3 1905 -;
extra fancy, oo; widter wheat patents, 1 40G
Corn-Uusetted tut Generally lower
mixed, 5rG5bc; white and yellow, 5tc
Ouls-tluiet bu, steady. No. =, asG&5
tlrulneRl, quiet at : 80.
Hay, steady With fair demand; prime, 10
dlSOi; Choice, ~ IOiG-O o.
Hog productN-tlniei but Steady
Pork, IT, ~.
Lard, refined tierce. -.
Bulk Mrat, Lower; shoulders. 5 81, long
clear and clear ribs, 62t
Bacon shoulders, 8 -; long clear sn0
Hams-thoicc, ugar-cured can yassed, u on
~ G 1i.k steady a, o5el 81.
Cohee-In light demand with holders hrm;
rio. !, b1U 49,.
R.ce-In fair demsud At igjc
cotton seed rroluct>-t1niet and weak;
prime crude ON, g I}uc; summer yellow ,}pg5i.
Coke and meal en-, Ier ~ lSlWgl9 70.
Brtn-Quiel and weak at Ia p15c
Nugar-ActlNe ana hrm' open kettle,
fuIly fair. A.; centrifugal, plantation
srnnulatcl ~. Go -; choice white, ,9oci or
white, o. -.Dinci choice Ne 10" clarified -. &c,
of yellow clarified, 20 -ci seconds, it4lg-ci
fancy yellow clarified, orc.
Mol,ssc~-puu; opeu kettle, fancy, 42e
strictly prime, 8NG"; eeutr'iussls' strictly
nr mo. 2.aau.. aool Lrlme. .u-A--.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-11

LNoR sALE-A choice collection of gera-
l. NUNS aud other plants for salo. Apply
al CA South Fourth street.